Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-01
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles Items.


Los ANGELES. January 3lst.-The fol-
lowing preparations have been made for
the Grand Encampment Of the G. A. K.
Headquarters will be held at the Nadeau
House The Encampment will convene in
Odd Fellows Hall on the 2lst sd and
24th. The Womens Relief Corps will meet
in Masonic Hall on the evening of the oath.
A grand banquet will be rendered the
visiting delegates at Mott Hall.
The visiting legislators were taken on
trip through the city and surrounding
country to-day, and tonight " re rendered
a grand banquet by members of the City
Council and prominent citizens.
Ryan, supposed to have been killed by
Frazier at the Escondido mine last week,
turned up to-day at Sumner all right, with
the exception of several severe bruises on
the head, inflicted by the butt of Fraizer's
revolver.
Charles Arder, brakeman on freight
train, to-day fell off an engine near
Iamande Park. lie fell in front of the
engine and was pushed by the pilot for
some distance. His thigh was broken, and
he was otherwise seriously bruised but
will recover.
Yesterday while engines were backing
cars into undergrad at Pasadena, the
cars ran off the track and crushed through
a frame grocery store belonging to Captain
Ellis. The store and contents were COM
pletely wrecked, but no one was injured.
The Cherokee Mine Suspension.
ORovILLE, January 3lst.-It is said that
word has been received from the Superin-
tendent of the Cherokee mine, who is in
San Francisco, stating that the report of
the suspension of the mine temporarily at
least, was correct. tits understood that the
mine is on a much better footing than
when Mr.. Glass took charge of it, but has
for years been carrying too heavy debt
Superintendent Glass has hope that the
Eastern stockholders of the company will
now raise by assessment the sum necessary
to discharge the mines obligations, when
everything will go smoothly along.
Railroad Meeting at Red Bluff.
RED BLUFF, January 30th.-A largely at
tended meeting of citizens was held at the
Courthouse last night to consider the mar
row-gauge railroad proposition from here
to Paskenta. The protector, Mr. Trip, was
present and stated that stock had been
taken for the work westward from Proberta
but the taking of S25, 900 worth of stock by
Red Bluff would divert the terminus to Red
Bluff. The citizens present voted favoring
the proposition, and General Cadwalader,
I. +. Ryan, II. C. Richart, 4. H. Blossom,
H. Kraft, G. G. Kimball and II. Manasse
were appointed as a committee to solicit
subscriptions for the stock.
A Transfers Sad Mishap.
CoLFAx, January 31st.-James Flannery,
an Iowa Hill teamster, met with an acct
dent on Friday which may cause him to
lose his leg, if not his life. There were
three teams in company, his being in the
middle. He had something to say to the
rear man, and allowed his team to go on.
In his hurry to catch up with his team he
slipped Just as he got to the front wheel,
in such a manner that it passed over his
heel and leg. crushing them badly. He
has a wife and family living at Iowa Hill
the Coombs Wine Bill.
NAPA, January 31st.-The Grape-Grow-
srs' Association on Saturday favored estab-
fishing bonded warehouse here, and rec
commended the passage of the Coombs
wine bill now before the Legislature.
AT public meeting on Saturday the citi-
zens recommended change in the present
road law, on account OF its expensiveness.
accident to "A Young Lady.
NAPA, January 31st.-Mattie Bottoroff.
while skating at the rink on Saturday
night, fell and dislocated her knee cap.
Inoendiarism Near Grass Valley.
GRASS VALLEY. January 31st.-An empty
house belonging to John Walsh. situated
on the Colfax road, was this morning at an
early hour burned to the ground. 1t was
the work of inceEdiaries, who set the fire
on the inside of the house. Nothing could
be done to save it, owing to its distance
from town. The loss is 800, covered by
insurance.
Dea Ii of an Old Butte Settler.
CHICO, January 3lst.-A. B. Collins, for
many years Superintendent of the Llano
Seeo Rancho for the late John Parrot,
Gied at noon to-day at his home ct Forest
Ranch. He will be buried on Wednesday
in Chico by the Commandery of Knights
remplar.
They Want n FORMULATING Court.
SANTA ANA, January 3lst-A meeting of
the citizens of Santa Ana was held last
evening for the purpose Of sending dele
lation to Los Angeles TO meet the Assembly
Committee there and press upon them the